As with every first generation product, HyperOS We had some issues during launch last year. Xiaomi It introduced this with the aim of unifying its product lines under a single operating system, and this was largely successful. However, some smartphones suffered from serious bugs and performance issues.

Improved performance and expanded support for legacy devices

In response Xiaomi We are working on resolving these issues in a future update. HyperOS 2.0Industry insiders reveal that the company has invested heavily in optimizing the operating system to provide a smoother and more responsive user experience.

According to trusted advisor Sabit Odak Dijital, HyperOS 2.0 Xiaomi is expected to introduce cold boot optimization, address lock screen bugs, and improve car connectivity. Additionally, Xiaomi is reportedly expanding OS compatibility to include a wider range of older devices, allowing more users to enjoy the new features.

In this context, the recent retirement of Xiaomi’s chief product officer and head of MIUI Experience, Jin Fan, has led to speculation about his role in the development of HyperOS 2.0. While Xiaomi has said Fan’s absence is unrelated to the project, many in the industry believe his experience is crucial to the success of the operating system.

The leak suggests that the operating system could include a “Camera Scan” feature that uses Wi-Fi signals to detect hidden cameras in an effort to increase user privacy. HyperOS 2.0 It will include advanced AI capabilities that will create a smarter and more user-centric ecosystem.

Although there is no official release date HyperOS 2.0 While not yet confirmed, it is believed to be launched alongside the Xiaomi 15 series in late October. HyperOS was first introduced on the Xiaomi 14 series in China last October, replacing MIUI, and was later expanded to the Redmi Note 13 Pro, Poco X6 Pro, and M6 series devices in India by early 2024.